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Bridge Notice.

l er, at Maddox's Mill, will be let to the
lowest responsible bidder at the place on the
18th of MAY next, at II o'clock A. M.
Plans and specifications will be given on
rlty for the faithful performance OF the work.
G. NJ. MATTISON,
County Commissioner.
April Q, 1857, 1t
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER GENERAL,

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GEN ERALt
COLUMBIA, S. c., April lst, 1887.
i CERTIFY, that MIR. T. G. L1PSCOMB. of
Agent OF the HOME INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, of New York, NEW
YORK UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, ROCH--
ESTER GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Rochester, n. Y, SPRINGFIELD FIRE
WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, OF To-
ronto, Canada, has compiled with the requi-
sitions of the Act of the General Assembly en-
titled IAN Act to regulate the Agencies OF In
surance Companies not Incorporated in the
State of South Carolina" and hereby license
the said T. c. LlPSCOMB, Agent aforesaid, to
take risks and transact all business of 1nsur-
ance in this State in the County Of Abbevllle,
for and in behalf Of said Company.
Expires March 3lst, 1888.
w. E. STONEY,
Comptroller General.
April g. 1857 ct
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EMBROIDERY.

DINK, BLUE and ECRUE FLOUN-
Il cing-40 inches wide-with narrow
EN- broidery to match. White and Ecrue
Flounclng with beautiful Colored Fig
ures. Cream Silk Flouncing, SO inches
wide. Black Silk Flouncing, 50 inches
wide, with all over to match. Cream and
White Egyptian Flouncing, Egyptian
and Null all over for Sleeves, &c.
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WHITE GOODS.

DLAID DEORGANDIES, STRIPE
Il CRINKLES. You must see this
goods to appreciate it. PLAID MAIN
SOCK, STRIPE BATISTE. WHITE
LAWNS from SC. to 4Oc. per yard. White
Batiste, Null in Pink, Blue, Charles X,
Ecrue, Cream and White.
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Flowers & Gauze Trimming

MY stock of FLOWERS, GAUZES,
VNl RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS AND
HATS was selected by one of the best
posted Milliners in the city Of Baltimore,
and will say to the trade, that I can show
one of the best selected stocks Of MIL
LINERY and DRESS GOODS that was
ever in the up-country.
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CAPT. j. I. PARKS, AbbevIlle, has taken up
come and take away after paying the printer
hereof 1t is dunn colored. poor In the flesh,
and wrinkled in the face. Muly. Apply
early. This Is important. If
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GLOVES AND MITTS.

DLACK and COLORED KIDS, Black
ID and Colored Silk, White, Black and
Colored Lisle Thread, Black and Colored
Silk Mitts, White and Cream Silk Mitts,
White and Cream Silk Gloves.
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NOV WE HAVNT ANY MONEY TO GIVE
$685. We all hRGw that the Ladies have NEW
So @ this Of lizard times"
thousand and one other pretty things usually
h"s oe we marked
which we know will sell them
Below mention
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America ia ROund to Shine,

The attention eff the public is called to the
merits OF the Universal NJ Metal -Putz. Pumade
an article recently introduced tor the polish
ing Of metals. from the finest gold and silver
to the toughest brass, copper or tin, as polish
1t is wonder.worker, and 1t is bound to be-
come the favorlte with everyone that has ac-
casion to polish metals. Call and get II SAM
pie free. p. B. Speed.
Guaranteed.
Highlands Healing Horse Powder cures
sore buck horses. Guaranteed in every in
stance. Money cheerfnlly refunded III the
cure is not effected. P. B. Speed. 2-9
We are now showing n very complete stock
Of Spring millinery. VIM. z. Bell $50
Ihave lot Of remnants sn dress ginghams
that will be sold for less than cost. Wm f.
Bell. $50
Try the great electric remedy, electric BIT
ters, it positively cures all diseases Of the
stomache, liver and kidneys. billiousness,
general debility, fever and ague and blood
disorders, price only SOC sold by P. B. Speed;
2-16
Try the great female regulator. uterina. It
is superior 10 Bradfords preparation Sold
only by P B. Speed. ZIG
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WASH GOODS.

TOSTUME DEBENPELL'S IN
~ CREAM and BLUE STRIPE with
plane to match. ROULE GINGHAMS
in different shades and stripes. BATISTE
in STRIPE and FIGURES. BATISTE
in BLACK PLAIDS and Pink Stripes.
This is a beautiful goods for Ladies and
Children. DEORGANDIES in PLAID
STRIPES, in PINK, BLUE, ECRUE,
HELIOTROPE, LAWNS e. MUSLINS.
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DRESS GOODS.

CASHMERE, ARMUN, SEBASTO-
~ POL, DEBEIGE SUITING, AL
BATROSS and in fact the finest assort-
ment of DRESS FABRICS 1 have ever
shown in all the NEW SHADES. He
LIOTROPE, BOIS DEROIS, BOIS DE-
JUDEE, BEIGE, &c.
BLACK AND 'COLORED SILK. All
the new shades in Summer Silks, with
Trimming to match.
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LADIES & MISSES HANDKERCHIEF

OOLORED BORDERED, BLACK and
" WHITE BORDERED, HEM
STITCHED in WHITE and COLORED,
LACE and SILK HANDKERCHIEF
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Shoes and Slippers.

r AIDES PEB. GOAT BUTTON, PEB.
IL GOAT POLISH, KID BUTTON,
KID POLISH, KID OPERA SLIP
PERS, KID JUDO TIES, Misses and
Children's Kid Peb. and Bronze Shoes in
Button and Lace, also full stock Misses
Opera Slippers.
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StrayeCl.

STRAYED from my place In Edgef1eld coun.
- ty, one strawberry roar MARE, about Is
hands high, both hind feet white, shod In
front. Any Information leading to recovery
of said mare will be thankfully received.
w. z. SEIGLER,
Seigler P. O., Edgeneld CO., S. C.
April 6, 1887, IT,
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ssMargin."

Mr.. Lewis's fine horse, Margin" will be a
Abbeville again on the 18th of April.
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vi ILLIN E R Y.

IN THIS LINE WE CAN SHOW LARGER
assortment
All the NEWEST SHAPES in HATS
NEWEST kind
u that hard believe
colors. line INFANTS "
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DRESS TRIMMING.

STRIPED AND PLAID SILK VEL
y vets, Plaid and Stripe Silks, Cord
Braids in all the new shades to match
Dress Goods.
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HELEN, youngest daughter of Capt. Hugh
and Mrs. M. ]. Robinson, died in the Level
Land section February II, 1887, aged two and
q half years.
Helen was bright and interesting child,
the pet of her parents and the idol of brothers
and sisters.
While our hearts turn in sorrow from the
new made grave In the Little River church
yeI we .ee oud remnd he are d
en- family that although the sweet little flow
er can never return to them, that they may 60
home to her in heaven. A FRIEND.
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RUFFII:NGS.
LADIES, MISSES & BOYS COLLARS.
MILLINERY,

T HAVE large stock of HATS of the
i NEWEST SHAPES and SHADES.
RIBBONS in GAUGE PECALT EDGE
and PLANE in all the new shades. He
liotrope, Antique, Mandarine, Boise De-
Judee, Charles x, Mousse, Fla1ine, and
q nun Der Of other new shades which /
havn't space to mention.
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Mourning Dress Goods.

VENETIAN CLOTH, ARMUN, Sc
v BESTOPOL, ALBATROSS, Nuns
yelling and Cashmeres.
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BIRTHS.
OBITUARY.

Near the Hook" to Mrs. Samuel j. Davis.
March 81, 1887, son.
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Laces & Null Embroideries.

T HAVE complete line in this class OF
l. goods, which you will appreciate
when you see them.
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D r ESS GOODS.

ASH GOODS will
tney n produced in such variety stkngY
nghams in 80 different patterns different patterns in h
novelties
.o '1"'DNS Ae"uiy
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NECkWEA7

TIHlS be
CREPE kinds
Don't fail them Dozens
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-07-06

vackert det III. att var stora minnesdag
h&lles hogt ara, s8 sorgligt xr det q
apdra sidan att festen urartat till en-
explosionsfest der patriotismen gar
upp rok. Den massa penningar, som
bortsl0sas, och annu mera dc manga
olyckshandelserna landets stora sta
der den 4de juli borde vacka till efter
tanke och reform. Man har skxl att
v8nta, att amerikanska nationen nu
hunnit So langt pa civilisationens och
kulturens omrade att explosioner och
andra knalleffekter ej langre bora va
"a tillfredsstallande sasom uttryck for
tacksamhet och patriotiskt sinnelag.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-07-06
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

NGtjOfsdJsEcstIde1s minskades un-
der juni manad med SIS, ,OO0,0OO
E,s st0rsldgen sdnafest afholls for
liden torsdag Freeport, Ill,
Gxla feoes5s Key West. E.a., synesl
hafva aftagit, dock intraffa annu en-
staka sjukdomsfall.
Preside,aten har utnamt William
Porter fran Des Moines, Iowa, till re-
gister q dervarande landkontor.
En- Miftig .jordst6t kandes tors
days morse Contoocook New Ham
shire. Skakningen varade endast 5
sekunder.
D61Imset stGJJet for gaIgen.
Jack Hayes i St. Louis, hvilken for
mord skulle hangas den juli, f0rkla-
rades dagen forut af domstolen van
sinnig och fordes till darhuset.
OlyclcI.GndeIse. Vid utgrafningen
af en- jordvall South Shore banan tire
mil fran Portsmouth, o., stortade en-
del af vallen ned och begrafde sex ar
betare under sig. Det varsta var, att
ingen af de olyckliga kunde raddas.
POstr6fueri. F0r nagra dagar Sc
sedan blef en- postvagn a Sonora banan
| i Mexiko anfallen af sex maskerade
r0fvare, hvilka fran en- af passagerar-
ne rofvade $2,5OO. Iva af rofvarne
blefvo uppsparade och hangda.
Strandadt fastyg. Skonaren
"James B. Jordan" har, lastad med
jern, strandat paw estern Dry Rocks"
pa vag fran Perth Amboy, N. j., till
Galveston. ,e, ar
Fynans6ret ISS6-S7 utgick den
80 juni. Med det nya fnans&rets in.
trade, komma vissa f0randringar att
tillampas f0rbundsfo1valtningen. Sa
har t. ex. sportlerna konsulartjensten
ersatts af fasta l0ner.
D6md ff0rbrytare. Charles Roack
Utica, N. Y, hvilken for en- It'd sedan
dodade expressbudet EFT West Shore
banans jernvagstag och sedan tillgrep
kassan, han domts till 20 ars straffar.
bette.
| F0rLla1dd sIyldig.l professor mot
JAG Sharp New York, anklagad fol
att hafva tagit mutor af EFT sparvags
bolag under det han var alderman, ut
talade juryn onsdags slit skyldig, dock
blef den anklagade rekommenderad al
domarens mlldhet. Sharp aterfordes
till fangelset.
Hog bergen. prOcessen mot v. pre-
sidenten j Fidelity Bank Cincinnati
E. L. Harper och kass0ren Benjamin
| Hopkins, bestamdes den f0rres borgeI
till $500, 900 och den senare till 500,
600. Haraf kan man sluta till att re
geringen har for afsigt att strangt 81
till vaga med de b&da bank och bors
svindlarne.
En- f0r7aiaIig eldsUGda utbr0t har
ON dagen Marshfield, Wis. Eldel
grep omkring sig med sadan haftighet
r att Diet icke drojde lange f0ran de-
lila blomstrade staden med 5000 inva
mare till st0rsta delen ladies' i asks
3 Skadan anslas ill tva millioner do
4 lars. Oliver 1900 menniskor blefy
n husvilla. Endast en- enda handelsloka
Q forskonades for lagorna, Da. lifsme
del icke kunde erhallas fran nago
0 plats i narheten, ar befolkningen al
i visad att s0ka h fran fjerran trail
ter.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-07-06

Pacific -distriktet haller slit nasta
missionsm0te past. Beckmans pasto-
rat och b0rjar derstades den Ste JUL
XII. 9. m. Sekr.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-07-06

N&gra Observation-Disclosures
antogos, och terde dessa smart blifva
synliga i sammanhang med hela k0n-
stitutionen.
Gransen mellan Minnesota och Illi-
nois konfer enserna bestamdes salunda:
Ashland tilIh0r Minn konf. och deri-
fran gar gransen till Dassel och La
Cross.
Diverse beSt,d.
Beslutadt att S cents Or. kom. betalas
till syn. kassa.
Presidentens lon bestamdes till $4OO
och vice presid entens till $3.50 for aret;
sekreterarens lon bestamdes till $75.
Pastor L G Abrahamson valdes till
permanent redaktor for missionsafdel-
ningen Augustana och Miss. mot en-
lon af $500
Beslutadt att kollekter for betackan,
de af reseafgifterna for delegation till
General Council upptagas fore okt
manad.
Den at synoden tillsatta kom for
utarbetande af en- Biblisk Historic
framlemnade slit arbete. Boken Ill
fardig och kan erhallas genom box
handeln
Synodens protokoll kommer att sal
jas for ett pris af 10 cents.
Nasta mote halles Galesburg, Ill.
XII. J predikade pastor Stark 0fvel
den "Triumferande forsamlingen"
hvarefter synodens president frambaI
sYnodens gemensamma tacksamhet till
forsa mlingen for dess gastvanlighet
och valvilia. Sarskild tacksamhet
frambars afven till sangforeningen
for dess vackra och uppmuntrande
sang, hvaretter presidenten gaf de for
samlade Rom 8: 81 till tankessprak
slutande med att nedkalla Guds valsig
nelse 0fver slutade g0romal och ater-
staende arbete.
Hvarje skilsmessa ar alltid dyr och
vigtig, sa afven denna. Gud valsigne
broderna, var synod och hela Krist
rike!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-07-06

NatiO7.dIsEatJden minskades un-
der juni manad med $15, 100000
Eas stOrsJdge,s sd,agfest afholls for.
liden torsdag Freeport, I'll.
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COTTON MARKEr.-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2s.-l2.JO D. n.-CoOn steady with q
fair demand. Miidllng ugltni 49,, TO- Orean% 6'si
Dos including 1000 bale, Tor speculation aud
| 4 ueccipts-3 900 U~lo, none American.
futures quiet but steady. Upands Low Mifling clanse
February delivery lucid do February ami March delv
cry D lU-Oid. do March and Aprll delivery lOOid
and May delivery. liD4. do May and Junodoliy
cry o 64i; Juno and uy delivery. I6Jid. dO July
delivery 71id DO september aud October delivery Is
.Uid.
2pm-Cotton- sales Of the day included 100 bales
American
Futures quiet steady. Upiands Low Mdding clause
February delivery lUGi sellers; do February March
lu.O4L. sellers do April and May delivery Il.6id
buyers do May and Juno delivery l5Oid sellers. do
June and July delivery, lJ.Oid sellers d July ami
gust delivery lUO4d Uuyers do August ami September
delivery. 1854 sellers do September and October deiy
b 1854. sellers.
D. m.-futurcs closed dull: Uplands MIddling
clause March delivery, 00id buyers do March ami p
ri denvery. V-0id buyers Aprii anI May delivery
-cllers do May aud Juno delivery. l264d buyers
June ana July delivery Hood buyers do July and
delivery 764d buyers do september and October
delivery. lo-04d -oiicrs.
GALVESTON, FoD. 2S.-CottOn firm Middling. y 1919
Middling ~ Good Ordinary. Ss net aud gross
cepts liza bales exports Coastwso 2c7 bales saos
bal stock. b4.9sT bales
NORFOLK. Feb. 2s.-CCeon steady Middng, BIO; net
and gross receipts 1878 bales exports Great Britain
zo2 Oaes coaswse. 800 bales; sales 0Ol bales stock
rs SIS bales.
SAvAxNAH. Feb 28.-Cotton steady Middng lilo. Low
Middlng 1915 Good Ordinary. 7l6; receipts 1888
bales gross l64l baies; exports Coastwise 1900 bales
saleA 100 bales. STOCK 6b.s22 bales.
SEwORLRAss. Feb. 2s( Jtton quiet Miidliny 9s; Low
hiddling, 1915 Good Ordinary. So receipts l03sO
baca gross $40 bales $50 bales STOCK 36S O90
bales
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO,

CHICAGO Fob. ~ sp,cfaThe May pork corner rosult~i
exciting the Board this afternoon At tho
short Board opened with May Mt els 90 advance OF 90
barrel after O'Clock II marked while big
excited watched until SO 10 touched making
advance for the day OF 50 barrel suddenly there were
bidders market collapsed few brokers.
posed TO Bloom ercey tried TO sel A. 49, then
80 then At SIS 75 and finally al SIS There were not
900 traded In the price eli 60 drop Of
81 30 barrel III instant The closeat 80 at Is
May pork. 7sss for May wheat and S9 cents Tor
May
Nav pork opened this morning At s6 90 advance OF 90
barrel rsnrlays Close and sold at SIS TO- Ia
the opening for decrease Tho
visible OF l6u0OOO bushels The cesrances from New
for the week 25OOJO bushels aud the stocks
hcago actually decreased largely ther, going out o
sAtur ay l4i.OOO bushels May wheat opened AT
~ y The Official visible
ply showed that there had been bigger 10
crease 3OOuO0 bushels. than r1p'ctci ou TINS
wheat tor May went above ~ ornts AZ oclo
May down to 7S'. ceuta and the sellers
getting back all their again. Corn adj
vanced pushed. On tho strength IN pork and on
supposed 10 be connected. II With the pro
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS. OF REEVES TODAY

Cont Prime sold at SIS 706S6 10 and
the average estimated at 20 80
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The arrivals OF Beeves the
past 2O3 head than last and $40 head
less than the corresponding week last year.
The market for Beeves slowed bu little change in prices
"Wednesday but Common and Medium generally rate
trhc lower The Eight supply Oh Friday sold readily at iull
Wednesdays figures
Exporters but little announcement ship cattle
Great britain when only all c be realized Tor the best
have ranged S nc hut very little has ceeted
Live calves had continued good demard At steady prices
TO Friday when there was weaker feeling and the market
clOsoi lower.
sheep and lambs under the influence OF moderate arrivals
continued firm mp Thursday when the feeling dull
weak close the tendency downward
the finish saturday prices showing decline OF IA c
n from the Wednesday.
Very sas ~ Live Hogs reported for the week Dres sod
Hogs fecl the rallied FRI
day and With continued upward tendency Saturday closed
BEEVEs-Itrcei yesterday and 235 cars OF
026 headi46 city and 90 bOst OF
the stock arriving only 30 Tor SALE and 1877
went direct 10 ssughrrrrs and exporters bcuning 80
Eastman. ~ for Stern & Metzger as
Scl warchd sulkherge and 10 cars for various small
Trade was after early sales and while
weak aud generally rated Toe lower
and the cleared The shrinkage heavy
The ris cleared carload OF Extra
Heavy Kentucky Steers holding for 50 80 upward
but had not be- n sold ~ n late Lour
Reported sales a. tie eStr OF 81 25 s. 40 for
Conn Choice Bulocks with few cked selling
w 10 80 30.
and Hefers sold 1t - GOdsi g. Bulls 50 l5o
&. 1914 anf Old oxen at - 35 ~ CO.
No export demand to-day. shipments tomorrow viii In
1900 qnaters OF Beef the Al ska by Joseph East
man. also 800 In the city OF Richmond although
tho last named steamer not get of until dag or two
later.
Tie weeks shipments 1--we Cattle sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were IA follows;
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF v-YDsx Dg,Lrv1a

FEATURES OF NEv-Y)4S DTtLrNh
Small fluctuations ngan tho Characteristic OF tho gram
spacuatons spot wheat cent higher but exporters
took 23O 900 bushels Moro encouraging weather AL
Northwest and quiet IRON abroad on
effect small reaction 10 the early trS
ing but sharp rally OF +6Ts cent followed on the visible
supply statement and tho newly developed large d-mand Tor
export The decrease in the visible supply Of wheat exceeded
maximum estimate by nearly 100000 bushes and tho
the traie Yet the last quotations
only 9 Saturdays closs the tone being
steady At rhe under be. quotations. q, ollors haaoh ~
Der 90 cents The bull sentiment IN wheat being en-.
tev repr~ssrd by the Indifference Of the large
operators and The big supply OF wheat on
hand But from until the new
,nds foreign and domestic consumers
ought reduce the visible stock TO nothing OF he -prcn
operators for this spring Exporters
took only 400 10 bushels OF but spot lots advanced
cent The option market improved In tone and prices
oos ed steady best points cent ioows March ana
April 1890 May a. June 49 cents The oats MAI krts e-
vcloped feature but they shade hrer the
options improved cent TO - for March 81 Tor Ann
"a for May and 3t cents for June deliveries spot pu
export options strong with final gam. OF
three points a. follows; March, II 81 April 81 49, May
81 39i June 7 48 July. 81 80.
The receipts rorr reported yesterday Al
NewYok. Baltimore Philadelphia aud Boston we're a. io
lows Wheat. 1925 bushels corn 72.0SS Jushos OATS
81 busnels total 2el $50 bushels -four 3b4tS
packages At Chicago Milwaukee an ~ lous tho ARRIVAL,
1873 1872 bushels total grain 397 100 bushels; -four i57
barrels
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In State bonds Virginia 6s deferred active and
covered from 12s to 1874 Tennessee settlement s.
steady al 7S4 OF city bank stocks. Metropolitan sold
800 at 80.
Railway bonds dull little irregular in prices
but generally firm. Erie second Us ruled at Dss 100.
Missouri Kansas and Texas issues oil the Is at
lO9 a. general Us at 90 aud 6s at s7l. West shore Is
sold at 1O2l2. but closed quoted l02% a 1929 East
Tennessee gold IS sold OF 10 05 and closed at 99s
lumbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo SIS were up per
at So. Sew-YOrk City and Northern first receipts
Western incomes declined per cent TO 3ll2 aud closed
at 80. st. Paul cOnsO Is were up Il at l2J2 North
western extension As were active al 80 a95 Michigan
Lake Shore aud Western Incomes further advanced
cent to 1912 Wabash general 6s were irm aud a
highera o. Texas aud Pacific Incomes easier and
closed lower at 81 s. and first Rios of at "a p
OF unlisted securt dealt Ia at the Stock Exchange
Cotton seed OIL certificates largely In0nOpOized the bust
closed at this morning found the market full or stop
orders the report that company formed with
the intention OF building thirty mills the first price
"a the down 10 40 z rapid. ami then
recovery 5Ola down 47ss subsequent sales were
made high as 5li2 aud the closing figure was 81.
Mexican National rsts sold rS25.0O0I at 40hs. BOstOn.
oosac funnel aud Western (200 at % d2l 2 BROOKLYN
Elevated 90 at As Chicago and Indiana Coal Railway
at 52 and preferred 100 at s44 Boston, Hartford aud
Erie-Knowlton's- (sOO nj l34dl44, Phenx Mining
7,4O0) at S6 l2i2dS6 50aS6 and security Mining and
Milling $500 az SO l2l2a$5 75GS6 G2l9
Money generally easy at 3l2d4 per cent. but at
about $50 o'clock there absence ~ offerings
rates advanced TO cent; tho furry lasted only
a few moments and the last TRANSACTION 3la per
The sub-lreasury creditor at the Clearing
House to-day $606O79.
The subTreasury to-day gained balance SIo3. SOL
made up by coin gain OF $2i5Oi6 less currency loss
OF Sl444S5. The days operation covered: Receipts
81 $40 sl4; payments. ,4l7.2 currency balance
$l9,259.457 com balance, 5-,57635l.
following 10 the monthly statement OF receipts and
disbursements by tho Assistant Treasurer of United
States IN New York for the month Of February:
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